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Birdie Smith and Joanne VanWinkle at Willkie Memorial Park; 1967.

Wendell L. Willkie in convertible during Willkie Day Parade; August 17, 1940.

Willkie Day Parade; August 17, 1940

Willkie Day, looking South on Anderson Street from South A Street; August 17, 1940.

Wendell L. Willkie chatting with Elwood citizens at the Elwood City Building in 1940.

Willkie Day Parade and Presidential candidate, Wendell L. Willkie waving from window of Central School; August 17, 1940.

Willkie Day Parade, downtown Elwood, Indiana; August 17, 1940

Willkie Day Parade, downtown Elwood, Indiana.

Willkie Day Parade, downtown Elwood,Indiana.

Willkie Day at Calloway Park; August 17, 1940.

Wendell and Mrs. (Edith Billie Wilk) Willkie on the campaign trail; 1940; (original photo oversize).

Wendell L. Willkie in convertible during Willkie Day Parade; August 17, 1940.

Willkie day; August 17, 1940.

Located on the Southwest corner of Maple and 11th Streets, Frankton IN. Doc Hutchison, a veterinarian, is standing in the picture

Wiley Dry Goods, a department store on the Southwest corner of Main and Anderson Streets; circa 1800s.

Wednell Willkie High School, looking North from Main Street. From the 1964 Cresent Yearbook.

Birthplace of Wendell L. Willkie, Northeast corner of 19th and South A Streets;1940.

Wendell L. Willkie was born in this house at 1900 South A Street on February 18, 1892.

Boyhood home of Wendell L. Willkie, Northwest corner of 19th and North A Streets; 1940.

Located at 404 Sigler Street, Frankton IN

Washington School;1st grade teacher, Miss Leeson;1925.

Washington School;located at 7th and North A Streets;(still standing but vacant;has been used as an antique store in the recent past);built between 1890-1896. Elwood Public Schools.

Washington Grade School; northwest corner of 7th and North A Streets.

Washington Grade School, northwest corner of 7th and North A Streets.

Warner's Building on the corner of Main and Walnut

Residence section of Summitville, Walnut St, east of railroad tracks

Location is unknown.

Vaughn V. McCune, class of 1943

Frankton location was one of a chain of elevators operated by Mr. Urmston. The Elevator had capacity for 25,000 bushels of grain. A brick warehouse and coal sheds on site. J.E. Sigler managed the business.

Uncaptioned and undated photo.

Train passing through Summitville

Tom Ball in front of Dixie Garage

Tile Factory Workers in Summitville; early 1900s

The Invincibles, 1970s high school band.

The Invincibles, 1970s high school band.

The owner and operator posed by his wagon is unknown.

Located in the old "Commercial Block" on the south side of Sigler Street in the 200 Block of Downtown.

Located North Washington Street in the Odd Fellow/Legion building.

The "Date Taken" field reflects when the photo was posted on the Facebook page: Town of Summitville Memories/Indiana Madison County. Parade, Float, Anniversary, Union Traction Co

Summitville Train Station; 1907

SHS Sectional Championship game, 1949; Summitville Goblins vs Alexandria Tigers

Old Town School Building

Main Street, 1914

Summitville Main St

Summitville Lumber Co. building

A Postcard with a picture of Summitville in the "early days"

SHS Basketball Game, Summitville Goblins versus Alexandria Tigers

Summitville High School Class of 1957 30th Class Reunion; taken 1987

SHS Class of 1957